Kundeanmeldelser for VEVOR 180 W edelstensfasetteringsmaskin 220 V edelstensliping 40 x 20 x 22 cm fasetteringsmaskin for polering og skjæring

This is a really brilliant machine for someone who wants to facet gems as a hobbyist. It is also easy to modify the machine to match the pro cutters' requirements. I really recommend everyone to start their hobby with this machine, and then, after purchasing this machine, to modify the machine to match the precision level needed. Really brilliant machine!

Muy contento con la compra y el servicio recibido de VEVOR. Sin duda alguna volveré a comprar esta página .

Considering the price that I paid and compared to other machines available in the market this is a deal..period. I am an early learner of faceting and this machine requires some modifications. I watched YouTube video and got some pointer. The modification that I did: - Filling the mast base to make it to perpendicular to the platform - Added a digital angle protractor to hit the angle more perfectly The major drawback of this machine is that it's not possible to cut the "griddle" of the stone if the rough is less than 12mm. To cut any size of stone, any of the following modification is needed: - The arbor needs to be extended around 1.5 inch to 2 inch OR - Remove/shave off 2 inch beneath the mast base. Here is the stone that I cut with this machine: https://www.instagram.com/p/C2u2WAuLQaE/

I just joined a Gem and Rock Club, and learned how to use a different machine. I bought this "cheapy" to use at home and so far: AWESOME! The 0.05mm Mast marking and adjust is great. The Speed adjust, water supply, and machine seem pretty solid (I did have to put the control board together as it was damaged in shipping, but it was just "loose"). I bought 320, 600, and 2k lap disks because I'm starting on Quartz (1k is really slow). It doesn't have a "cheater", but it does have a hard stop. Like the previous reviews, fine (0.1 or 0.01 degree) angles are not really possible (without a great eye). Honestly, from what I can tell, that is part of the art of it anyway. Quite pleased with my first quartz stone finished at 2000 grit (will get 3k anyway, for ruby). Removable plug for 90 degree girdle grinding is great, as is the 30 degree dob holder for doing the perpendicular table cut (at 60 degrees on the mast). Water adjuster could be finer (is pretty hard to get drops instead of stream). For the price: 1000% satisfied. I don't know what more a $3000 machine would do (besides the fine angle control).

Machine needs to be looked over to be level and plumb, bolts and screws should be tightened and situated to ensure proper cuts. Other than that its a good tool to start!

I am using this machine to cab glass. I am enjoying it to a point. I also am using my hands to do this, not all the angled holders and such. Today, I used it for my third or fourth time. These are my issues: During set up 1. A few things were not mentioned in set up procedures and I had to source several different similar machines to see how the water spigot and pump should be set up. They were not described nor displayed. 2. The hoses wouldn’t fit well and I could not do the clamps up tight enough myself so I had to get help. 3. The plastic clamp tighteners feel flimsy **Now, a short time of use. 4. The clamping bands are not stainless so they rust into the water surrounding the pump and the pump might get ruined by this. ** 5. The water dripper handle might be great for small handed lefties (small area and weirdly angled?) but I have small hands and find it awkward. 6 I am having to adjust the water a lot. It seems to run on too slow a drip or too much. 7. The hose coming in is never fully filled but does operate. The one coming out of the machine arrived bent flat at the machine and I have had to add some gravity to assure drainage. It works.

Keine schleifscheiben. Die sollte mann doch anbieten. Und diese sinnfreien chats kann man sparen . Verschleißteile sind nirgends zu finden.